Please save me from myself.

If I didn't have reasons, I wouldn't have said no. If someone messages me saying "billdozer is trying to get in contact with you" but "he's banned from TFTV so he cant post there", that is a pretty big red flag for me. Someone that is deemed unfit to post on forums generally isn't the person I want leading a group of new players into the community. Even if that weren't the case, he's come in to newbie mixes in the past and trolled/ ignored admins. It's just not going to happen.

I'm lucky in that this community is generous enough to where there is a pretty large pool of coaches I have to choose from. So there will be several people who meet the requirements that don't make it.

Yes this is a community-wide recruitment project, so everyone will be able to sign up. It is highly recommended that you go to a few newbie mixes to solidify the basics if you need to though.

Yes.

Sign up here: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix/discussions/0/487877107134357702/

Serveme is a thing, and I have a few rcons that I can give if anyone really needs one.

We look at experience both in newbie mixes and out of newbie mixes to determine that, so no I guess? There will be several teams. Odds are, you will get on one of them.

We will be creating a pool of newbies and sorting them out into teams of similar capabilities. More experienced mentors get to pick teams first, then the others.

Hey, guys. For those of you who may not know, I am an admin for the NA 6v6 Newbie Mixes. This coming season, we’re wanting to promote players to get straight into ESEA. One of the ways we’re doing that is through a Newbie Mix team drive. Basically, we help newbies find other newbies that want to improve over a season of ESEA-Open. We’ll pair six newbies and a mentor together for every team we make.

The reason for this post is that we need willing players with Open playoff+ experience to guide the newbies along this process and help them hurdle over the barriers of entry that seem so large to a newer player. This includes signing them up, showing how to get fees and premium paid, explaining the client, going over demos once the season actually starts, and answering any questions they might have.

This may seem like a lot, but I can’t imagine it would take more than an hour or two a week if that's all the time you have to spare. If you’re interested in helping out, post a comment here or PM me on TFTV.

Also, we’ll be trying to hook up particularly young players with sponsors to help pay their fees, because $30 is one of those aforementioned barriers of entry. Contact me if you are interested in that as well.

EDIT: Newbies sign up here: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix/discussions/0/487877107134357702/

Who'd have thought that a thread titled "Donald Trump" would turn into a shitfest??

Low in coaches this week, please coach if you have some time tonight.

If by "go this low" you mean share facts and point out that if you had 0 coding skills and visibly poor leadership skills 10 months ago then this might be too aggressive a project for you to pursue, then I'm terribly sorry that I've stooped so low. How dare I.

This website is still in development.

This website is a link to a minecraft trade server and two 10 slot mge servers.

This website is a finickier link to a minecraft trade server and two 10 slot mge servers.

This is the most basic of sites that you'd typically see in some kind of programming class or tutorial series. Also, it didn't do anything when I tried the one function it has.

If you're taking this as an insult, it means (to me at least) that nothing has changed with you. I'm not intending to harass you or anything, but when your projects involve the tf2 community, I'm not going to sit idly by when I see a project that is most likely going to fail. I don't want to see my friends put time/ effort into creating/ trying out this site if it's not going to ever get to a finished state.

Vibhavp (one of our devs for tf2stadium) pointed me toward this thread. For anyone with a short term memory (and also people that aren't huge fucking nerds), I want to make a reminder that Data is the guy that tried doing the eSource site and failed colossally. Essentially, he announced the project way too early, asked for programmers to work on the project, and straight up quit when people wouldn't code his site for him.

This guy doesn't know how to code.

There is a respected community member (with a portfolio of successful sites) working on a site with similar functionality, and I seriously recommend waiting for him/her to announce his/her site.

The stream is live. Please feel free to provide some feedback, as this is my first time doing something like this.

http://www.twitch.tv/kevinispwn

http://pastebin.com/SK62MER3

i <3 ordoo

Super nice guy that is good at listening to/ providing constructive criticism.

oh, one more thing

if i don't get on a team next season, i will be focusing on getting my wr for rocket power beach bandits back

bump

still looking to play roamer in im or anything in open. next season is just around the corner.